AFP Judging Manual - Kent Freestyle

FIS International Freestyle Judging Handbook September 2012
6004.2.1 Positions in the Form
6004.2.1.1 Planned maneuvers
If the number of planned maneuvers is not fulfilled (somersaults, twists, 360's,
upright positions) resulting in too many or not enough maneuvers, the competitor
receives no score ICR 4008.5
Example:
Flight Plan: Jump Performed:
Tuck-Tuck Tuck-Tuck-Tuck DNF (DNF ICR 3058).
Full-Double Full Full-Full DNF (DNF ICR 3058).
6004.2.1.2 Breaks down the form points
A judge breaks down the form points to the number of maneuvers (somersaults,
360's, twists, upright positions), and takes off the percentage accordingly if the
form in one, two, three, or more parts is missed completely or partially.
Example:
Flight Plan: Jump Performed: Value
Lay-Tuck Lay-Tuck max. 5.0
Lay-Tuck Tuck-Tuck max. 2.5
Lay-Tuck Tuck-Lay max. 0.0
Lay-Tuck Lay-Lay max. 2.5
Twister-Twister Twister-Twister max. 5.0
Twister-Twister Twister-Spread max. 2.5
6004.2.2 Form score consists of three parts
Separation – Timing – Form breaks
6004.2.2.1 Separation
Separation means the competitor is able to clearly demonstrate the beginning
and the end of each maneuver, i.e. the declared number of twists within each
flip. Separation means to show the start of a twist and the end of a twist. The
work of the arms has a lot to do with separation. In an open position the hands
help to identify when a twisting maneuvers is completed.
Presence of separation, or lack thereof, should not have any significant impact
on the criterion of timing. Any particular jump may have clear separation of
maneuvers without proper timing and vice versa timing criteria can conceivably
be satisfied without clear separation.
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